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"And the LORD shall guide thee continually." --Isaiah 58:11 Notice the word shall--"The Lord shall guide thee." How certain this makes it! How sure it is that God will not forsake us! His precious "shalls" and "wills" are better than men's oaths. "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee." Then observe the adverb continually. We are not merely to be guided sometimes, but we are to have a perpetual monitor; not occasionally to be left to our own understanding, and so to wander, but we are continually to hear the guiding voice of the Great Shepherd; and if we follow close at His heels, we shall not err, but be led by a right way to a city to dwell in . If you have to change your position in life; if you have to emigrate to distant shores; if it should happen that you are cast into poverty, or uplifted suddenly into a more responsible position than the one you now occupy; if you are thrown among strangers, or cast among fo

"And the LORD shall guide thee continually." --Isaiah 58:11  "The Lord shall guide thee." Not an angel, but JEHOVAH shall guide thee. He said He would not go through the wilderness before His people, an angel should go before them to lead them in the way; but Moses said, "If Thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence." Christian, God has not left you in your earthly pilgrimage to an angel's guidance: He Himself leads the van. You may not see the cloudy, fiery pillar, but Jehovah will never forsake you. Notice the word shall--"The Lord shall guide thee." How certain this makes it! How sure it is that God will not forsake us! His precious "shalls" and "wills" are better than men's oaths. "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee." Then observe the adverb continually. We are not merely to be guided sometimes, but we are to have a perpetual monitor; not occasionally to be left to our own

Understand God Psalms 106:7 – Our fathers understood not thy wonders in Egypt … Understanding is very important in both physical and spiritual life. The bible clearly stated that we should get understanding in all that we yearn for in life. – Proverbs 4:5, 7. When one is void of understanding, mistakes and misconceptions are inevitable. When the purpose of a thing or an action is not understood, then one will misinterpret the action and misuse the thing. The Israelites understood not the wonders of God hence they hindered the mighty move of God. They misunderstood God hence they served strange gods, made leadership difficult for Moses and couldn’t get the best of God for their lives. Beloved, understand God! Understand why you are placed in that family, office, relationship and so on. Understand what God is doing for you and in you. Understand why God demands from you. Get understanding rather than silver – Proverbs 16:16. You get understanding from the s